Scared Of Flying? These Videos Will Help

I grew up with a family friend giving us flights around the area in his little plane. Too excited to be scared!

Big planes aren't as fun somehow. I think the cost is the big deterrent now, but if that was covered, I'd go for a fast way to travel. (Still want to travel across Canada by train, but it's a luxury kind of trip now, and really slow!)

I'm not afraid of flying but I do get uncomfortable before hand. Once I am on the plane I am okay though.

Thinking about my experiences I think it may well be better for many people if they had more control. For myself, for instance, I am not a good passenger in a car. I prefer to be driving myself as, when I am a passenger, I am often seeing potential situations and wondering if the driver has seen them.

It would be chaos if everyone flew their own planes though

This will solve your car problem. 

No need to thank me.


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I once sat on a plane with an older couple next to me , he was obviously a bit nervous and maybe not a frequent flyer. As the pre flight checks took place and the flaps moved making noises he was visibly shocked and started looking around ( escape?) I just casually said 'I had a car that made noises like that once,,, failed its MOT of course' He looked at me with eyes like saucers but his wife burst out laughing.. Realising I was joking he calmed and started to chat..He hardly noticed lift off.

Flying into Dublin is ok, Endinburgh is lovely, London Heathrow is awful you jolt down as if the plane is going down stairs with its wheels down.
Amsterdam is ok but if you land on the polder baan be ready for a long drive and if you have to circuit Zandfoort on take off the plane has to make a steep turn out, sitting by the window you find yourself staring along the wing as the tip points at the ground!

That reminds me of the time when I let out the dogs before going to bed, and one of them came back in the house with a bloody cut on her foot. I wrapped her foot and off to the emergency vet we went. The bandage came off in the back seat of the car, and my dog left a bloody mess. By the time we returned home, it was too late to even think about cleaning it. The next day, a coworker needed a ride to the auto shop to pick up his car. He took one look in the back seat and his eyes were as big as saucers! I looked back there, too, shrugged my shoulders and said, "Meh...back seat driver" and started the car. We both got a big laugh out of it once I explained what really happened.

Anyone for camping? 

I'd be okay with that because I can technically leave whenever I want lol unless someone else took me there and refuses to let me leave, then yes, I'd have a problem!

Not snakes, bugs or wild animals then? 

I don't know about camping but those sort of things seem common enough in some places over there around houses anyway

Back to the 'scared of flying', although we may have seen the film 'Snakes on a plane', that is maybe a bit fanciful except for a light plane in the tro[ics but I imagine there have been a few near panic moments with some form of wildlife loose during a flight?

OMG! Can you imagine?

My first thought would be that such an occurrance wouldn't be in the staff guidance book, but on thinking I imagine it would. I imagine people have taken lots of strange creatures on or from holiday.